How did the publication of the pamphlet Common Sense impact the American colonists? It convinced colonists to establish fair trade with Britain. It convinced colonists to restrict access to printing presses. It encouraged colonists to establish more modern schools in each colony. It encouraged colonists to go to war and declare independence from Britain.

It encouraged colonists to go to war and declare independence from Britain.

Explanation:

The publication of the pamphlet "Common Sense" was written by Thomas Paine in 1776. The pamphlet comprised two main messages which are:

1. The need for the independence of American colonies from British rule

2. The need for the establishment of a democratic republic government.

Hence, these messages or arguments were written in such a way that it encouraged colonists to go to war and declare independence from Britain.

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